<p>The concept of Acts 10 being about "Double Vision" is credited to N. T. Wright (see some of his quotes in the <a href='https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-cBdrqu19s7T2hwRkRKYmVPS2c'>supplementary material</a>). This passage has a lot to say about the conversion of the devout Roman Cornelius.  But, it also has a lot to say about the conversion of Peter; his thinking, his background, his prejudices.</p>

The concept of Acts 10 being about "Double Vision" is credited to N. T. Wright (see some of his quotes in the supplementary material). This passage has a lot to say about the conversion of the devout Roman Cornelius. But, it also has a lot to say about the conversion of Peter; his thinking, his background, his prejudices.

<p>The concept of Acts 10 being about "Double Vision" is credited to N. T. Wright (see some of his quotes in the <a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-cBdrqu19s7T2hwRkRKYmVPS2c" rel="noopener noreferrer">supplementary material</a>). This passage has a lot to say about the conversion of the devout Roman Cornelius. &nbsp;But, it also has a lot to say about the conversion of Peter; his thinking, his background, his prejudices.</p>

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